passing through axis of Grottafucile (Gola della Rossa), we noticed this:
Monday, December 28, 2009
Quotes About Victimization
GROTTAFUCILE: ... AND WELL? OH BUT YOU FEEL
It is (or is it better to say that?) of the well dug-in tank by the monks of the thirteenth century ... small that some genius had the great idea to close! It 'was in fact filled by unknown at 1 m from the outside, as seen in photos. The logs above should perhaps indicate a potential danger ... Who knows?!
Friday, December 18, 2009
Whats Happening With Kelly Family 2010
Chickpea Salad with Thai-Style of Poggiarello
Beppe When I go to my friend, 's Farm to Poggiarello to Foiano della Chiana, near Arezzo, I can not help but to stock up on extra virgin olive oil, Spelt, barley and chickpeas.
also the last time I went to him, to book an apartment of the farm for a couple of friends who would come and spend a few days of vacation in Tuscany, I had quite a few 'spare and cereal 'excellent extra virgin olive oil.
got home I put it to soak the beans ... and the next day .... salad :-)
Ingredients * 1 / 4 cup red wine vinegar
* 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil *
a bit 'of salt
*
a bit of black pepper * 2 cloves garlic
* 200 grams of chickpeas
* 1 / 2 red onion
* 1 handful of pitted olives
* 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
* 1 teaspoon chopped fresh oregano
* 1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
* 1 teaspoon thyme chopped fresh
Preparation Soak the chickpeas in cold water on the day first, and add a handful of salt.
The next day, drain the chickpeas and put them to boil for at least 1 / 2 hour in water. Combine first 5 ingredients in a bowl. Add the boiled chickpeas (you can also buy already cooked .... but not so good ...) to the remaining ingredients in a large bowl. Make a mixture of vinegar, oil and herbs and pour sull'insalata.
Beppe When I go to my friend, 's Farm to Poggiarello to Foiano della Chiana, near Arezzo, I can not help but to stock up on extra virgin olive oil, Spelt, barley and chickpeas. also the last time I went to him, to book an apartment of the farm for a couple of friends who would come and spend a few days of vacation in Tuscany, I had quite a few 'spare and cereal 'excellent extra virgin olive oil.
got home I put it to soak the beans ... and the next day .... salad :-)
Ingredients * 1 / 4 cup red wine vinegar
* 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil *
a bit 'of salt
*
a bit of black pepper * 2 cloves garlic
* 200 grams of chickpeas
* 1 / 2 red onion
* 1 handful of pitted olives
* 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
* 1 teaspoon chopped fresh oregano
* 1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
* 1 teaspoon thyme chopped fresh
Preparation Soak the chickpeas in cold water on the day first, and add a handful of salt.
The next day, drain the chickpeas and put them to boil for at least 1 / 2 hour in water. Combine first 5 ingredients in a bowl. Add the boiled chickpeas (you can also buy already cooked .... but not so good ...) to the remaining ingredients in a large bowl. Make a mixture of vinegar, oil and herbs and pour sull'insalata.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Pokemon Trade Mac Emulator
SCROCIFIGGIAMO ITALY!
I want to give my personal opinion about this "problem". We put so much, it's so simple ... The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has upheld an appeal by an Italian citizen by establishing that the presence of crucifixes in classrooms is "a violation of the right of parents to educate their children according to their convictions" and a violation of "freedom religion of the pupils "(adapted from the Corriere della Sera, 3 November). The reactions of the Italians are the usual "is part of our identity," is a ruling ideology " etc. ...
But let's take a moment to think. But are we really believe that their whole of Italy is acknowledged in certain values? Yet there are often people who claim to be agnostic or even atheist, or even other religions! And they are our countrymen, including myself. There are basically many minorities, often quite substantial. But then, which is also Italian citizens like any other, because they must be forced to follow an instruction to die a Christian, every day sipping a symbol of an ideology but also an organization where you do not recognize? It does not seem democratic to them ... If there is something that we learn is to respect the ideas of others even when we do not like, but above all respect for minorities. So are two solutions: either we display in each classroom everything but all religious symbols, but does not seem the case ... or they take away everything but everything, including the crucifix. I think the most obvious way. This is my idea, but also that of many other Italians, more than you want to believe. And it is a matter of respect and democracy. (Italy also has many other problems ... but you have to watch which seem to be the worst ...)
PS. the title was taken from the now historic campaign UAAR, more info here .
PPS. I was not stoned, the tag "policy" below I put it in Italy because religion is an integral part of the common and often affects their performance in forcing choices shortsighted and outdated ...
But let's take a moment to think. But are we really believe that their whole of Italy is acknowledged in certain values? Yet there are often people who claim to be agnostic or even atheist, or even other religions! And they are our countrymen, including myself. There are basically many minorities, often quite substantial. But then, which is also Italian citizens like any other, because they must be forced to follow an instruction to die a Christian, every day sipping a symbol of an ideology but also an organization where you do not recognize? It does not seem democratic to them ... If there is something that we learn is to respect the ideas of others even when we do not like, but above all respect for minorities. So are two solutions: either we display in each classroom everything but all religious symbols, but does not seem the case ... or they take away everything but everything, including the crucifix. I think the most obvious way. This is my idea, but also that of many other Italians, more than you want to believe. And it is a matter of respect and democracy. (Italy also has many other problems ... but you have to watch which seem to be the worst ...)
PS. the title was taken from the now historic campaign UAAR, more info here .
PPS. I was not stoned, the tag "policy" below I put it in Italy because religion is an integral part of the common and often affects their performance in forcing choices shortsighted and outdated ...
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Polymyositis Treatment In Apollo
goodbye to the "Blondes" ...
About a month ago there was an accident to the Cave of the South ... and it seems that the rescuers had to open the way for unblocking passages to exit ... Now I read on this page that "the most characteristic passage of the cave no longer exists ... Well this is undoubtedly the legendary window, every cave with a bit of perverse fantasy cordially called "Blondes"! A shift that betrayed the early explorers who noticed him not come down from the entrance up to this recall and the link between the Cave of the South and the Grotto of Our Lady of the underlying Frasassi, delegating it to 3B (Barellai, Bucciarelli and Bill) that ascend the "Camino 3B" just succeeded in communication ... A piece of history that goes! (But a saved person ... of course!)
Sunday, November 8, 2009
New Bengali Marriage Card
untouched nature ...? DANCING ON THE ROCK
Risposta: a Frasassi natura che è talmente incontaminata the ferocious selvatiche bestie che per il scorrazzano liberated "parco" qualcuno che hanno gli porta da mangiare ... Ma è un parco zoo?? Filene?? O cos'altro??
Saturday, October 24, 2009
What Do I Do If My Bone Spur,in The Heelpocks Out
"I climb to feel in harmony with myself, because I live in the moment, because it is a form of ethical and aesthetic expression in which I can realize, because I seek the complete freedom of body and mind . And because I like it. "
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Reconditioned Bathtubs Maine
Pokemon Frigo Returns Descargar
To add a traditional flavor to your Thai rice noodles, simply sautéed with coconut milk, lemon juice, curry paste, chopped coriander and red pepper. Serve with chicken
previously fired to the plate and cut into small pieces along with a carrot, a bit 'of onions, mushrooms and bean sprouts. These
-Asian rice noodles, will become a pergfetto and light meal.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
I'm A Peekachu In The Shower
Linguine with eggplant purple and Piccadilly
ingredients x4:
So, starting from eggplant ... after washing proceed cutting it into slices about an inch, the toast will be covered by a handful of salt and put on a plate for at least an hour.
In the meantime, we washed our Piccadilly beautiful ripe tomatoes, perfect for cooking sauces faster because the skin is light and not very consistent, is mixed with pulp and does not need to be passed. Important ... the Piccadilly is available all year round!
After being slightly burned, just take a suitable container and blend with the mixer, add some 'salt and a plo' of extra virgin raw resulting in a fresh salsa and fat-free does not apply.
Now just take our eggplant slices, drain them from the vegetation that has been released thanks to the salt wash, squeeze and place on a hot plate to grill them.
At this point, cut into strips and set aside.
In a nonstick pan, it will skip a few together with a little oil and add our sauce by blending the two ingredients just long enough to thicken it.
In the meantime we will put the water to boil and when boiling, we poured our making them cook linguine until al dente.
Drain the pasta, we'll jump into the tomato sauce and eggplant which will add a little 'pepper and remaining eggplant.
be dressed with a drizzle of good extra virgin olive oil and a bit 'of cheese.
ingredients x4: - 320 g linguine
- an eggplant purple
- 4 fresh tomatoes type Piccadilly
- salt, pepper, extra virgin ' olive
So, starting from eggplant ... after washing proceed cutting it into slices about an inch, the toast will be covered by a handful of salt and put on a plate for at least an hour.
In the meantime, we washed our Piccadilly beautiful ripe tomatoes, perfect for cooking sauces faster because the skin is light and not very consistent, is mixed with pulp and does not need to be passed. Important ... the Piccadilly is available all year round!
After being slightly burned, just take a suitable container and blend with the mixer, add some 'salt and a plo' of extra virgin raw resulting in a fresh salsa and fat-free does not apply.
Now just take our eggplant slices, drain them from the vegetation that has been released thanks to the salt wash, squeeze and place on a hot plate to grill them.
At this point, cut into strips and set aside.
In a nonstick pan, it will skip a few together with a little oil and add our sauce by blending the two ingredients just long enough to thicken it.
In the meantime we will put the water to boil and when boiling, we poured our making them cook linguine until al dente.
Drain the pasta, we'll jump into the tomato sauce and eggplant which will add a little 'pepper and remaining eggplant.
be dressed with a drizzle of good extra virgin olive oil and a bit 'of cheese.
Monday, October 5, 2009
All About Reactive Lenses
Rice pilaf with mushrooms noodles
ingredients x4:
Put in a baking dish half 'of the butter and fry the sliced \u200b\u200bonion.
Bring the broth to a boil. Add the rice and stir fry a couple of minutes, then add the mushrooms and all the stock, cover with a lid or a sheet of aluminum foil and place the pan in hot oven for about twelve minutes.
Pull the pan from the oven and check that all the broth has been absorbed.
salt, pepper and add the remaining butter and sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley
ingredients x4:
- 3 cups of long grain rice, cooked mushrooms, previously
- 6 ounces of broth, an onion
- ,
- 60 gr. of butter (less ...), pepper, salt.
Put in a baking dish half 'of the butter and fry the sliced \u200b\u200bonion.
Bring the broth to a boil. Add the rice and stir fry a couple of minutes, then add the mushrooms and all the stock, cover with a lid or a sheet of aluminum foil and place the pan in hot oven for about twelve minutes.
Pull the pan from the oven and check that all the broth has been absorbed.
salt, pepper and add the remaining butter and sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
My Samsung Lcd Tv Keeps Turning Off And On
Presentation of the Guide of the Path "00 "Rifugio Duca degli Abruzzi
Rifugio Duca degli Abruzzi Lake Scaffaiolo
the center President Paul Borchardt, Anna Woods, co-author with Roberto Tassinari, right parts CAI Victor Cesena.
Turk's cap lily
Trail Guide "00" from Bocca Trabaria Passo Due Santi. Officially June 28, 2009 by Paul Borchardt, president of the CAI group Emilia Romagna. In occasione della giornata Regionale dei Sentieri avvenuta al Rifugio Duca Degli Abruzzi al Lago Scaffaiolo.
Turk's cap lily
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Pimples On Chest Herpes
Ingredients: 300 gr
flour 3 eggs
Tools:
pasta machine
Recipe:
Make a "volcano" with a mountain of flour = hole in the middle:-D)).
Break the eggs and pour in the hollow of the "mountain" of flour and, after thinking that deep down the red egg could also fill the role of the lava .... well, you are short .... 're already having a great time at this point !!!!.... Okay, okay, slowly mix them snatching from time to time a little 'flour slowly so that they are completely absorbed. Now
fun to destroy the "volcano of flour" mix everything .... I think this game can do so for at least 15 minutes so that it is a smooth and elastic.
If the eggs were not enough to mix the flour, add a tablespoon or two of water, but not too much.
Let stand a few minutes on a work surface, and then pass it into pieces in the pasta machine ... and here comes the fun ... pull up to a thin sheet.
Let dry a few minutes while other terms of the pull strips and pass them in the mouth noodles.
If you have not rolled up on itself every pastry (one at a time) and cut with a sharp blade and smooth in large slices 1 / 2 inch.
Enlarge the noodles on a dry and let it dry for a few hours.
Boil a large pot of water, salt them and dip the dough .... Good
divertimentooo
What Does D Mean In Ugg Sizing
TORTELLI cream tart with raspberry eggplant
Ingredients for 4 servings: 600 g eggplant
, 400 g pasta filled with ricotta cheese, 1 red onion, 1, 1 handful of pine nuts, 1 bunch of chives, 1 tablespoon of broth vegetable, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper.
Preparation: Wash and
diced eggplant, and slice very clean thin onion.
In a saucepan, pour 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, when it is hot add the eggplant and onion, salt and cook for about ten minutes.
At this point we must add the hot vegetable stock, with salt and pepper, cook over low heat for half an hour.
Add the pine nuts and mix all together.
Boil tortellini in salted water, drain and versch on a bit 'hot cream of eggplant.
Garnish with strips of eggplant skin that you have previously made with a potato peeler and chives.
Ingredients for 4 servings: 600 g eggplant
, 400 g pasta filled with ricotta cheese, 1 red onion, 1, 1 handful of pine nuts, 1 bunch of chives, 1 tablespoon of broth vegetable, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper.
Preparation: Wash and
diced eggplant, and slice very clean thin onion.
In a saucepan, pour 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, when it is hot add the eggplant and onion, salt and cook for about ten minutes.
At this point we must add the hot vegetable stock, with salt and pepper, cook over low heat for half an hour.
Add the pine nuts and mix all together.
Boil tortellini in salted water, drain and versch on a bit 'hot cream of eggplant.
Garnish with strips of eggplant skin that you have previously made with a potato peeler and chives.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Phrase For 3rd Birthday
Ingredients (serves 4): Pasta pastry, 500 grams of ripe raspberries, 250 ml cream, icing sugar, 4 biscuits. For the syrup: 50 g sugar, 1 / 2 full glass of water, a tablespoon of cognac.
Prepare the pastry and cut a circle about an inch high and line a greased baking sheet.
Sprinkle the pasta with the beans, separating from the cake with a sheet of wax paper. Place in oven and cook at 170 degrees for about half an hour. Remove the cake from the oven ... throw the beans :-) ... and place it on a plate. Put on the bottom of
sbricciolati ladyfingers, raspberries SURFACE posarvi that have been previously served with a delicious syrup made of sugar, water and cognac.
... If we are not on a diet ... cover with whipped cream and garnish with some other raspberry .
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Breastfeeding Chewing
CASTIGLIONCELLO
" STONES OF SOLITUDE"
When you start up the valley of Santerno if you notes from geological point of view, we realize immediately that this is not a valley as others. After the first flat, the valley becomes narrower and appear steep valleys, ravines and vertical walls with layers of marl-arenaceous sediments showing horizontal, vertical and tablets as well as in the case of Bridge Store Coniale. These walls are rich in fossils, joy to the experts, but also for the less experienced will not be difficult to identify some. The deep canyon is visible from the bridge near Castel del Rio is the bridge Codrignano, the latter caused mainly by excavation of gravel dall'alveo that now intrigues, but it is a violent and relentless erosion, unfortunately negative . The vegetation, excluding the first hills of orchards and crops, going where the mountains rise and reaches the clay soil is made up of trees that are lowered and flora species undergo a drastic reduction.
wildlife, unfortunately, is too low, due to the indiscriminate and cruel exploitation of quarries. The valley, however, despite the intervention of the so-called human being, still intact and some areas are a breath of fresh air for hikers and nature lovers sensitive.
The trail is reached from the SS Montanara. After passing Castel del Rio, on the right, before a stone house renovated, is a sign "S. Andrea. "
Once at the church, which is before the houses of the country, you can park in the mall nearby, and of course keeping a safe distance.
The route back to the church (m. 375) it goes right into the first dirt road that climbs to the left, marked CAI Imola No 717. Soon you reach the small hamlet of renovated Poggio S. Andrea (d. 405 hours 010). The track time left before the village, and shortly after, right, heading towards the Punta Are. The lack of vegetation in juniper, broom, oak is enhanced by a few lonely trees of oak. Below on the left are the few houses in the village of Ladrino. Pass two large boulders on the sides of the path, and soon after, on the right off a path, not marked, leading to the chestnut Sextet (d. 479 hours 0.35). Go straight, slightly downhill, overlooking the village of Ladrino. Briefly outline the progress in steep climb inside the wonderful chestnut Ladrino, where there are some beautiful old trees, while the undergrowth, in March, you can find it covered with hellebore seedlings newborn. A real show! After a steep ascent out of the chestnut and you are on a crinalino transited by a well-marked path (d. 556 hours 0.50). It goes right along the route 717. After a few flat stretches and some short climbs will come to a crossroads (m. 734 hours 1.20). Here the slope flattens, you go left, and if you want to see what remains of the house Lama dei Ronchi, we neglect the path that descends to the left (you will then have to take back from my visit) to go right, putting in a dense forest with trees invaded by ivy that create a rather grim and disturbing. At the heart of this forest are the poor remains of what must have been a nice house (d. 742 hours 1.25). You return to where they started taking the path mentioned earlier down in the amphitheater at Poggio La Cornia. In its own house, partly renovated, the room is always open to offer shelter in case of need (d. 600 hours 1.45).
From the house you take the path that is maintained for about 400 meters along the hillside, then a little arrow that says "Castiglioncello" invites you to go right to the outcrops of sandstone that lead to use caution, especially in the presence of wet rock. The absence of high vegetation offers a wonderful view over the valley where flows the clear waters of Santerno. To the northeast, as if suspended between earth and sky, stands the beautiful church of Valmaggiore, located on the ridge that divides the Valle del Santerno from Valle del Senio. But the most interesting sights you looking down on the south-east where you can see the town of Castiglioncello, located on the incredible rocky ridge that rises from the valley floor. Continue downhill. Attention to a passage above, but can easily be overcome now that has been paid to help a rope made of steel. Entering the country is on the right path that bypasses the summit and that, going back between stones fallen from the walls, leads us in his own center. At this point everyone has to deal with the outbreak of anger, indignation and disgust at seeing the little respect that we were able to bring, we humans, a place so beautiful and rich history. Now he is in "agony". Written on every wall, garbage and vandalism causing nothing short of a profound sadness (m. 352 hours 2,45). "Built on the medieval fortifications, the first mention of" Castrum Castiglioncello "is from 1107, when he was in possession of the Church of Imola in 1181 gave way to the Alidosi of Castel del Rio. The Ubaldini, at war with the City of Florence, took possession. Soon expelled by the Florentines, in 1371 they made it to Alidosi. For the return you
retraces the same path but, after passing the passage above, it leaves out the trace of the left, going right up the hillside path that crosses the steep ridge above the Santerno (d. 362 hours 2.55) for the first part, although there are dangers in some places it is better to be careful. You travel with some ups and downs and with beautiful views of the valley, then you get into a dense forest where the moss has covered large boulders and tree trunks, and where the lush ivy and creeping forms a soft carpet. Environment unreal considering the sandstone ridge upon which one walks. Once out of the woods a little road leading to Casa Fanti, now used as a barn and tool shed. An eighteenth-century coat of arms is above the lintel of the door. Continue on dirt road. After a short climb is a fresh spring and summer, however, we found dry. A few more meters and you reach the paved road, go right skirting the village of Sant'Andrea and soon after you arrive at the church where they parked the car (d. 357 hours 405). Km 8
Castiglioncello, where you can still hear the cries of children playing hide and seek in this tiny little square here, where on Sunday sounded the bells of this beautiful bell tower, where the grandfather here in the evening by the fireplace on, took a red-hot charcoal with hands to light his pipe.
Anna
When you start up the valley of Santerno if you notes from geological point of view, we realize immediately that this is not a valley as others. After the first flat, the valley becomes narrower and appear steep valleys, ravines and vertical walls with layers of marl-arenaceous sediments showing horizontal, vertical and tablets as well as in the case of Bridge Store Coniale. These walls are rich in fossils, joy to the experts, but also for the less experienced will not be difficult to identify some. The deep canyon is visible from the bridge near Castel del Rio is the bridge Codrignano, the latter caused mainly by excavation of gravel dall'alveo that now intrigues, but it is a violent and relentless erosion, unfortunately negative . The vegetation, excluding the first hills of orchards and crops, going where the mountains rise and reaches the clay soil is made up of trees that are lowered and flora species undergo a drastic reduction.
wildlife, unfortunately, is too low, due to the indiscriminate and cruel exploitation of quarries. The valley, however, despite the intervention of the so-called human being, still intact and some areas are a breath of fresh air for hikers and nature lovers sensitive.
The trail is reached from the SS Montanara. After passing Castel del Rio, on the right, before a stone house renovated, is a sign "S. Andrea. "
Once at the church, which is before the houses of the country, you can park in the mall nearby, and of course keeping a safe distance.
The route back to the church (m. 375) it goes right into the first dirt road that climbs to the left, marked CAI Imola No 717. Soon you reach the small hamlet of renovated Poggio S. Andrea (d. 405 hours 010). The track time left before the village, and shortly after, right, heading towards the Punta Are. The lack of vegetation in juniper, broom, oak is enhanced by a few lonely trees of oak. Below on the left are the few houses in the village of Ladrino. Pass two large boulders on the sides of the path, and soon after, on the right off a path, not marked, leading to the chestnut Sextet (d. 479 hours 0.35). Go straight, slightly downhill, overlooking the village of Ladrino. Briefly outline the progress in steep climb inside the wonderful chestnut Ladrino, where there are some beautiful old trees, while the undergrowth, in March, you can find it covered with hellebore seedlings newborn. A real show! After a steep ascent out of the chestnut and you are on a crinalino transited by a well-marked path (d. 556 hours 0.50). It goes right along the route 717. After a few flat stretches and some short climbs will come to a crossroads (m. 734 hours 1.20). Here the slope flattens, you go left, and if you want to see what remains of the house Lama dei Ronchi, we neglect the path that descends to the left (you will then have to take back from my visit) to go right, putting in a dense forest with trees invaded by ivy that create a rather grim and disturbing. At the heart of this forest are the poor remains of what must have been a nice house (d. 742 hours 1.25). You return to where they started taking the path mentioned earlier down in the amphitheater at Poggio La Cornia. In its own house, partly renovated, the room is always open to offer shelter in case of need (d. 600 hours 1.45).
From the house you take the path that is maintained for about 400 meters along the hillside, then a little arrow that says "Castiglioncello" invites you to go right to the outcrops of sandstone that lead to use caution, especially in the presence of wet rock. The absence of high vegetation offers a wonderful view over the valley where flows the clear waters of Santerno. To the northeast, as if suspended between earth and sky, stands the beautiful church of Valmaggiore, located on the ridge that divides the Valle del Santerno from Valle del Senio. But the most interesting sights you looking down on the south-east where you can see the town of Castiglioncello, located on the incredible rocky ridge that rises from the valley floor. Continue downhill. Attention to a passage above, but can easily be overcome now that has been paid to help a rope made of steel. Entering the country is on the right path that bypasses the summit and that, going back between stones fallen from the walls, leads us in his own center. At this point everyone has to deal with the outbreak of anger, indignation and disgust at seeing the little respect that we were able to bring, we humans, a place so beautiful and rich history. Now he is in "agony". Written on every wall, garbage and vandalism causing nothing short of a profound sadness (m. 352 hours 2,45). "Built on the medieval fortifications, the first mention of" Castrum Castiglioncello "is from 1107, when he was in possession of the Church of Imola in 1181 gave way to the Alidosi of Castel del Rio. The Ubaldini, at war with the City of Florence, took possession. Soon expelled by the Florentines, in 1371 they made it to Alidosi. For the return you
retraces the same path but, after passing the passage above, it leaves out the trace of the left, going right up the hillside path that crosses the steep ridge above the Santerno (d. 362 hours 2.55) for the first part, although there are dangers in some places it is better to be careful. You travel with some ups and downs and with beautiful views of the valley, then you get into a dense forest where the moss has covered large boulders and tree trunks, and where the lush ivy and creeping forms a soft carpet. Environment unreal considering the sandstone ridge upon which one walks. Once out of the woods a little road leading to Casa Fanti, now used as a barn and tool shed. An eighteenth-century coat of arms is above the lintel of the door. Continue on dirt road. After a short climb is a fresh spring and summer, however, we found dry. A few more meters and you reach the paved road, go right skirting the village of Sant'Andrea and soon after you arrive at the church where they parked the car (d. 357 hours 405). Km 8
Castiglioncello, where you can still hear the cries of children playing hide and seek in this tiny little square here, where on Sunday sounded the bells of this beautiful bell tower, where the grandfather here in the evening by the fireplace on, took a red-hot charcoal with hands to light his pipe.
Anna
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BRENT Sanico
Brento Sanico. Valley Santerno
We are once again in this valley "tortured" to trace the paths of our grandparents. Brento Sanico, which was abandoned several decades, now I really do not take it anymore. Houses with roofs collapsing, walls open, the brambles are mercifully covering everything, everything that had been built with love, effort and skill using local materials, sand and wood for the buildings to build the few pieces of furniture. Yet here, where now there is only silence, still sticks in the air the dignity of a village where people lived so of hard work, but also of peace and sharing. Those who stop for a moment to think he sees this Brent Sanico, but it's a dream that is short, the reality is just sad. When you enter then in the "big" church, a great course for a country so small and you look up to see the dome is impossible not surprising to note that beautiful fresco of blue color that is still there, intact. Then ask ... why do not you try to retrieve this small and unique jewelry, unique cultural heritage that can give so much to everyone? The question, as always, remains unanswered!
The excursion.
It starts from behind the rectory of St. Pellegrino, taking the steep trail that climbs by touching a dovecote tower. A little later we leave the track to greatest turn right. He wins so the ridge where there is a wooden cross, perhaps mail recently. We move between pastures and fallow fields to reach Ca 'del Monte. Here the roof is still intact but will not stand still for long. Shortly after you meet a great majesty in which, unfortunately, there is a statue of the Madonna, the first set in a small niche. Another few minutes and you get to Brento Sanico. From the village continue on the dirt, always uphill, to reach an iron gate. Is exceeded but not up to the right on a slab of sandstone that ends just at the edge of an abyss. Keeping to the left of that plate is an obvious trail that travels along the hillside at the head of the valley of the Rio Brentana. After an uphill section and when you can see the ridge, take the trail that goes to
right, slightly downhill for a short distance. Then, too starts to climb and goes below the ridge until you reach a junction signposted on arrows. The trail on the trees are white and blue. (Going right and you cross the ridge, passing through La Vigna, you get to Ca 'Maggiore, in the Valley of Diaterna). It goes right. It 's a stretch of the path that leaves time to enjoy the view, although, unfortunately, the eye falls on who is disfiguring quarry disappearing Monte Coloreto. When you come to another fork, although the most obvious trace calls to go left, go straight and after a few meters, turn right at the net throwing down in the woods, where they found the trail white and blue. Therefore end in a disaster mule, by reporting houses scattered in the area. Shortly after you reach a great source. The trail leads to the right. Going straight you go up to a big house with no name on the card. It must be right. The path goes downhill and turns into the trail, a few meters from Brent Sanico, mule who had traveled in the morning. From here, return to your car, you go over the same road came.
We are once again in this valley "tortured" to trace the paths of our grandparents. Brento Sanico, which was abandoned several decades, now I really do not take it anymore. Houses with roofs collapsing, walls open, the brambles are mercifully covering everything, everything that had been built with love, effort and skill using local materials, sand and wood for the buildings to build the few pieces of furniture. Yet here, where now there is only silence, still sticks in the air the dignity of a village where people lived so of hard work, but also of peace and sharing. Those who stop for a moment to think he sees this Brent Sanico, but it's a dream that is short, the reality is just sad. When you enter then in the "big" church, a great course for a country so small and you look up to see the dome is impossible not surprising to note that beautiful fresco of blue color that is still there, intact. Then ask ... why do not you try to retrieve this small and unique jewelry, unique cultural heritage that can give so much to everyone? The question, as always, remains unanswered!
The excursion.
It starts from behind the rectory of St. Pellegrino, taking the steep trail that climbs by touching a dovecote tower. A little later we leave the track to greatest turn right. He wins so the ridge where there is a wooden cross, perhaps mail recently. We move between pastures and fallow fields to reach Ca 'del Monte. Here the roof is still intact but will not stand still for long. Shortly after you meet a great majesty in which, unfortunately, there is a statue of the Madonna, the first set in a small niche. Another few minutes and you get to Brento Sanico. From the village continue on the dirt, always uphill, to reach an iron gate. Is exceeded but not up to the right on a slab of sandstone that ends just at the edge of an abyss. Keeping to the left of that plate is an obvious trail that travels along the hillside at the head of the valley of the Rio Brentana. After an uphill section and when you can see the ridge, take the trail that goes to
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